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Background checks tend to be comprehensive or indefinite, but some states have laws that impose limits on the length of time. California, Colorado, Nevada, and Texas all have a seven-year limit for criminal background checks. In the District of Columbia, background checks can only go back ten years.
Generally, the crimes that are more likely to preclude licensure involve fraud and deceit or crimes that cast doubt on the veracity of an applicant. Examples include forgery, theft, tax evasion, perjury and embezzlement. These wont necessarily bar licensure and the degree of the offense will be important.
Background checks tend to be comprehensive or indefinite, but some states have laws that impose limits on the length of time. California, Colorado, Nevada, and Texas all have a seven-year limit for criminal background checks.
The DRE can deny your license application for substantially related convictions in the last 7 years. Certain serious past convictions no matter how old can be disqualifying. If the DRE investigates you, you may have an administrative hearing before any disciplinary action.
Any disciplinary action taken against a business or professional license EVER; and, Any criminal convictions* (includes DUIs, misdemeanors, felonies, etc.) EVER; and, Any criminal charges pending at the time you submit your application.
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1. Q - Does the Department of Real Estate (DRE) screen real estate license applicants for criminal records prior to licensure? A Yes. Prior to the issuance of a real estate license, DRE conducts a detailed background investigation check on all license applicants, which includes mandatory fingerprinting.

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